I have to keep reminding myself of this. I’m in my late 20s and I still slip up when referring to myself sometimes.

I find myself commenting far more often than I did on Reddit. I remember once that I lamented that Lemmy doesn’t have a “super upvote” in the way that Reddit gold used to be (which is a silly thought, given that I have never, and would never pay money to gild a comment). However, I realised that on this more discussion based platform, a short but meaningful comment can readily function as a super upvote. I think the lack of karma accrual for comments/posts also promotes this.

Unpaywalled link: https://archive.ph/s09Er

I sent this to a friend and they replied with this meme

They went onto to say “idk, each time I think I understand what Hegel was saying, I think a little more and get confused again”, which I think is (as the kids say) a tremendous mood

I do know an Anglican priest-in-training who refers to God with They/Them pronouns because thinking of God in a monogender way is weird to them. This apparently isn’t particularly controversial within their mini community, although there was a big argument once when someone suggested that capitalised pronouns (such as He/Him or They/Them) technically means God uses neopronouns